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All the person has to do is deem something irrelevant or inadequate and voila! Have you ever heard of a thing known as "due process"? Have you considered the p
by Kalium 11y ago
All the person has to do is deem something irrelevant or inadequate and voila!
Have you ever heard of a thing known as "due process"? Have you considered the possibility that laws may have effects other than those intended?
- ocdtrekkie 11y agoI mean, if you're willing to agree that Google is not trustworthy enough to make these sorts of determinations themselves, on that we can agree. The only real problem with RTBF law is that Google is allowed to decide, rather than a judge.
- Kalium 11y agoI'm saying that private citizens should not have the power RTBF has given them. It's far too easily abused. Just because a law doesn't work out the way you think it should doesn't mean someone is being negligent. Sometimes laws are badly done.
- ocdtrekkie 11y agoI think it's absolutely crucial private citizens have this right, to not be permanently judged in a court of public opinion for things outside of their control, dictated by a search engine.
- Kalium 11y agoFortunately, this issue of inconvenient speech can be countered wonderfully with the application of more speech.